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You CAN make stopovers exciting: We’re travel experts and this is why you should break up transatlantic trips with a stay in Iceland, from thermal spas to snorkelling between tectonic plates
Thought stopovers were dull? Think again. Two travel experts have revealed how they can be thrilling if you pick the…
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Controversial statue of ‘haaf-netter’ fisherman in Scottish Border town to be scrapped and melted down – after years of ridicule and vandalism
By DAN BARKER FOR THE SCOTTISH DAILY MAIL Published: 16:04 EST, 24 November 2024 | Updated: 22:26 EST, 24 November…
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Incredible treasure trove of vintage Mercedes cars found in rural barn in Essex after collecting dust for 40 YEARS sell for thousands
Two rare classic cars hidden away in a rural barns for 40 years have fetched tens of thousands of pounds…
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I went on holiday to Afghanistan and it was a ‘great experience – the Taliban welcome tourists’
Would you go on a tourist trip to Afghanistan? No? Well, you’re missing out according to intrepid traveller Jannis M,…
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It’s one of the world’s favourite honeymoon hotspots for good reason. But the Maldives is more affordable than you might think – here’s how you can bag a bargain all-inclusive break
Few fail to be charmed by the wonders of the Maldives, with its sparkling waters, rich marine life, tropical island…
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It’s safe, the wildlife is amazing and the locals LOVE tourists: My incredible holiday on Sri Lanka’s bountiful south coast
Thursday morning in Tangalle Harbour and barefoot fishermen wearing colourful saris and toothless grins are piling thousands of silver and…
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I try ‘horse therapy’ in Portugal, where time in the saddle helps me reconnect with my childhood – and my mother
By GEORGINA FULLER FOR THE DAILY MAIL Published: 04:16 EST, 25 November 2024 | Updated: 04:16 EST, 25 November 2024…
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